Find the equation of a line with the given points. (Put your answers in the form y = mx + b.) (6, 1) (5, 4)
First, find the gradient/slope: m= change in y / change in x
y = 4x - 7 is the answer.
@Anna do you know how that answer was gotten?
Do you want to know?
i think she is just using this site to get answers and dont care how the helpers are getting them. you know @radar
I hope you're wrong, but I may be disappointed.
If one is looking for answers then then Wolfram or similar is the place to be. This site/community has helped me learn and I am grateful :)
amen i tell them to go to answers.com lol
I checked your profile @milkacha and I can see that, also I notice you were going to give the asker real help.
their are some people that will actually ask how you got that answer
@Marco,Phillip yes, and I thought this might of been the case but alas I have my doubts.
i understand that totally @radar
Her Icon changed, maybe she will respond now.
@Annа are you here now
@Anna do you want help with this problem? I like your new Icon
i guess not will off to another question
Yeah, I am outta here also.
hi yes sorry. i know that you have to first, calculate the slope of the line using the slope formula. and then pick either point, and substitute the x and y values and the slope into the point-slope form. I just get confused...
@Marco,Phillip @radar
Very well, good luck with your studies.
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